Things to do in Mississauga

Ripley's Aquarium of Canada is a public aquarium located just southeast of the CN Tower in downtown Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The aquarium is home to some 20,000 exotic marine and freshwater specimens, from a pool of more than 450 species.

Explore the world of art, culture, and nature

Explore Toronto in a new and exciting way – discover the city from the water with a cruise ride!

Enjoy one of the best galleries in North America, located in the heart of Toronto. Take a free guided tour, see the newest exhibitions and enjoy the original Canadian art which made the Gallery famous around the world.

Sail Lake Ontario on a traditional former cargo schooner

Little Canada is a journey of discovery through a vast, highly detailed, animated miniature attraction. From captivating vistas to famous landmarks, iconic cityscapes and little stories, explore and celebrate Canada under one roof, in the heart of downtown Toronto. Little Canada lets you discover all the country has to offer in miniature with iconic views and cityscapes across the country recreated in loving detail. You can even leave a memory of yourself inside with the Littlization Station – it will take a 3D scan of you and create a tiny version of you which you can then place in your favourite scene.

LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Toronto is a theme park and activity center where kids and adults can explore amazing themed worlds, hilarious attractions, creative building workshops, and lots more family fun activities.

Behold the mighty magic of Niagara Falls on an all-day adventure from Toronto

Hop on a bus tour of Toronto and take your sightseeing to the next level

The Bata Shoe Museum is a footwear museum in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The museum collects, researches, preserves, and exhibits footwear from around the world. The collection is comprised of over 13,500 items from throughout history, as well as the present-day.

Kensington Market is a bohemian neighborhood in Toronto, Canada. It is known for its specialty grocers and popular cafés/bars. Kensington Market is located near the city's Chinatown, just west of Old Toronto.

The tallest skyscraper in the world for 32 years, Toronto's CN Tower remains what industry experts call 'a pretty big deal'. Despite having been knocked off its perch by the Burj Khalifa and other skyscrapers, around 1.5 million people still visit this emblem of the city every year. Visitors can take in sweeping views of Toronto and beyond. You can even see Niagara Falls on the clearest of days.